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This post was last edited by 654262293 on 2021-4-23 at 10:06. Things in power plants have really become chaotic – a list of bizarre construction practices~ ▲ Pumps installed horizontally as well~ ▲ Pumps installed vertically, looking quite strange from the front and back~ ▲ Bizarre ways of installing transmitters~ ▲ Simple pipe connections that still achieve their purpose~ ▲ So this isn’t actually a valve~ ▲ Is this some kind of stabilizing element? ▲ Is it because the air temperature is what is being measured? ▲ It looks good when installed this way; there’s no such thing as a \"top 10 or bottom 5\" ranking. There’s also no ▲ ground wire – I followed the instructions precisely~ ▲ Worried about insufficient current? I have another option: ▲ carpentry work – not needed by plumbers~ ▲ This even eliminates the need for carpenters~ ▲ Who said it’s messy? ▲ The pipes must be run along the wall corners for a better appearance~ ▲ \"Drawing according to the work requirements\" (1) ▲ \"Drawing according to the work requirements\" (2) ▲ \"Drawing according to the work requirements\" (3) ▲ Chaos is also a kind of \"beauty\" (1) ▲ Chaos is also a kind of \"beauty\" (2) ▲ Chaos is also a kind of \"beauty\" (3) ▲ Chaos is also a kind of \"beauty\" (4) ▲ Chaos is also a kind of \"beauty\" (5)
Seeing the stairs made me laugh so hard my stomach hurt. I don’t know if it’s true or not
As long as it meets the requirements for practical use, beauty is not important; functionality is what counts\ud83d\ude01
It’s not uncommon; a group from a listed company has also encountered quite a few of these, and the most troublesome ones are the 10-hole flanges
By grasping the essence of the Trisolarans, they came to see chaos as beauty
It can only be said that professionals should do professional work. Early-stage standards and briefings are very necessary.
Haha. . . :Lol;P Weird things exist everywhere
Seeing that cloud line is really hilarious
Weird things happen every year, but there are especially many this year.